PORVORIM: The Atal Setu, which has become a convenient route for south-bound four-wheelers, is causing confusion and frustration among two-wheeler riders who inadvertently end up on the bridge and face punitive action by the traffic police.
Despite the presence of signage at both ends of the bridge, many tourists on bikes claim that these notice boards are easily missed, making them vulnerable to penalties.
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Tourists, who have fallen victims to these fines, have expressed their frustration, with many insisting that they did not see the signboard on the bridge and unintentionally rode on Atal Setu.
They have now started demanding more prominent and easily visible plaques at the entrance of the bridge to prevent such situations in the future.
This situation has left tourists with a bitter experience, especially when visiting Goa. The local traffic police have become increasingly vigilant in enforcing the ban on two-wheelers on Atal Setu, making it imperative for visitors to be aware of the rules and regulations in the region.
